ALIEN SPECIES – Creating a Brave New World Written by Katherine A. Carroll, NTP, Associate Editor Published 19 November 2015 A chimera is a living being composed of cells mixed together from two different organisms, either from the same or different species. Scientific research currently uses chimeras in the form of humanized mice to study inflammatory disease, cancer, infectious dis-ease, and hematopoiesis. By adding thymus and liver cells from an aborted human fetus to a living mouse, … [Read more...] about ALIEN SPECIES – Creating a Brave New World
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IN MEMORIAM HANS KUGLER, B.S., PH.D
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